The 12 Best Book Covers of September
Another month of books, another month of book covers. In September, the month of Big Books, it was all about the art selection. Here are some of my favorites from the month. Dorfman does all of Ronson’s covers, and it
September brought forth a plethora of book covers, each showcasing unique artistic choices and designs. One standout cover was Jon Ronson's work, "The Castle," featuring a deranged yet captivating design by Matt Dorfman. Dorfman, who also designed the cover for Ronson's other books, demonstrated his expertise once again with this design.
Another UK edition that caught attention was Marlon James' "The Disappearers." The cover, designed by Grace Han and complemented by art by Leasho Johnson, proved to be an excellent choice of art paired with text, leaving a lasting impression.
Chloe Benjamin's "Under Story" had its own distinct charm with Grace Han's cover design. The inversion of the image and the iridescent dots added a special touch that made it feel exceptional in person.
Pilar Quintana's "The Bitch" also featured a beautiful cover design by Grace Han. The restraint in the design, considering the title, and the perfect combination of font and color story made it a standout among the covers of the month.
Lastly, Jon Else's "Frenchman Flat" by Thomas Colligan was another excellent choice. The unique image selection and the pairing of text created a striking contrast that highlighted the book's content.
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